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Roman Catholic Parish and Oratory ODŽǕǐǃdžǓ 23ǓDž Ǖǐ ODŽǕǐǃdžǓ 30Ǖlj St. Stanislaus, Bishop and Martyr Roman Catholic Parish and Oratory MARCTH 27TH TO APRIL 4TH 524 W. Historic Mitchell Street, Milwaukee, WI 53204-3509 PALM SUNDAY ~ 2021 Provincial Superior for the United States Canon Matthew Talarico Parish Administrator and Rector Rev. Canon Benoît Jayr (414) 226 5490 (Priory), (414) 226 5534 (fax) , (414)-335-3124 (Emergencies) Oblate Abbé George Baird Assisting Priest Canon Matthew Weaver Fr. Ronald Kotecki Secretary Mrs. Jo Ann Neumann Mr. Christopher Berry ~ Director of Sacred Music Mr. Fabian Qamar ~ Associate Director of Music Mr. Mark Schuh ~ English Mass Organist To contact the St. Stanislaus office, please send e-mails to [email protected] Website: institute-christ-king.org/milwaukee-home/ Schedule for Holy Week/Easter 3/28 Palm Sunday 6:30 am Low Mass, 8:00 am Low Mass, 12:00 pm Low Mass, 5:00 pm Low Mass 10:00 am Blessing of the Palms, Procession & High Mass 4/1 Holy Thursday 5:00 pm High Mass Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament at the Altar of Repose until midnight 4/2 Good Friday 12:00 pm Liturgy of the Passion (English) 3:00 pm Liturgy of the Passion 6:30 pm Stations of the Cross 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm Confession 4/3 Holy Saturday 3:30 pm to 4:30 pm Confession 5:00 pm Easter Vigil High Mass (NOTE TIME CHANGE) 4/4 Easter Sunday 6:30 am Low Mass 8:00 am Low Mass 10:00 am High Mass 12:30 pm English Mass (No 5:00 pm Low Mass) INSTITUTE OF CHRIST THE KING SOVEREIGN PRIEST ST STANISLAUS BISHOP & MARTYR PARISH AǏǏǐǖǏDŽdžǎdžǏǕǔ ǂǏDž UǑDŽǐǎNJǏLj EǗdžǏǕǔ WELCOME TO ST. STANISLAUS PARISH AND ORATORY. The Parish of St. Stanislaus has been given over to the care of the Institute of Christ the King Sovereign Priest. The Parish Mass is said in English on Saturdays at 4:00 pm. Calendar of Events ROOD BEAM With Good Friday less than a week away, this might be Sat 3/27 4:00 pm English Mass a good time to appreciate a noticeable feature in our church, which is the large beam over the sanctuary. Sun 3/28 Palm Sunday This is called a rood beam, which refers to the cross 6:30 am Low Mass which is on the beam. Statues of Our Blessed Lady and 8:00 am Low Mass St. John are also on the beam. 9:15 am Stations of the Cross On each side of the beam, facing the nave and facing No Catechism Class ~ Easter Break the altar, are the symbols of the four evangelists. These 10:00 am Blessing of the Palm followed represent, from right to left, St. Matthew, St. Mark, St. By High Mass Luke and St. John. 12:00 pm Low Mass A specific story of our church relates directly to the 5:00 pm Low Mass rood beam. Many of the founding families of St. Stani- 11:30 am High Mass in Sheboygan slaus came from the Kasube region of Poland where fishing was an important industry. They continued that Sat 4/3 Holy Saturday ~ Easter Vigil profession when they moved to Milwaukee and were 3:30 to 4:30 pm Confession miraculously saved from drowning in a Lake Michigan 5:00 pm High Mass storm. The keel of one of their boats was put inside the beam in thanksgiving for that miracle. Sun 4/4 Easter Sunday 6:30 am Low Mass 8:00 am Low Mass Altar & Rosary Society 10:00 am High Mass Thank you to everyone for their generous donations for 12:30 pm English Mass the St. Joseph Sale. The Altar & Rosary Society is do- nating $1407.50 to Canon Jayr for items for the Altar. Please refer to the front of the bulletin for Holy Week Schedule Upcoming Events Our Lady of Fatima Statue You may request to have the Fatima Statue in your Sat 5/22 ***Save the Date*** home for 2 to 3 weeks at a time. This is an excellent way Institute of Christ the King to honor Our Blessed Mother and bring blessings to Holy Hill Pilgrimage you. For more information, please call the church office at: 414-226-5490 or email: [email protected] 2021 Dedicated to St. Joseph LITANY OF THE MONTH – MARCH Throughout the year we strive to honor St. Joseph as the March includes the feast day of St. Joseph, the foster- guardian and protector of the Church and her faithful father of Jesus. Since this is also the year dedicated to St. with heartfelt prayer and devotion, encouraging all to take Joseph, saying this litany should be especially efficacious. his virtuous life as our model for fulfilling our personal This litany is a simple one and would be a good introduc- vocation to holiness. tion to reciting a daily litany in our households. St. Jo- Litanies of St. Joseph will be prayed on the 19th of each seph is a model to all fathers. He is our spiritual father month after the Daily Rosary. and provides for our well being. Palm Sunday LITURGICAL CALENDAR Asperges ad lib. I. Mode 7. In monte Oliveti. Fr. Schubert. Pueri SATURDAY, MARCH 27, PALM SUNDAY Hebraeorum. Palestrina. 4:00 pm English Mass † Russel Kendziorski by Tod Spakowitz Ingrediente. Sr. Cherubim. Mass in a minor. Casciolini. Credo I. SUNDAY, MARCH 28, PALM SUNDAY Cantus Turbae. Rossini. 1ST CLASS/VIOLET Improperium exspectavit. Casali. Adora- 6:30 am Low Mass Helen Polacek mus te, Christe. Dubois. Stabat Mater. 8:00 am Low Mass † Donna Huber by Gail Huber Nanino. 10:00 am High Mass Carole Clerkin by Linda Clerkin Ave Regina coelorum. Simplex. O Sacred 12:00 pm Low Mass Members of the Latorre Family by Stephen & Mirella Sharkey Head Surrounded. 5:00 pm Low Mass † Peter Zignego by Russ & Rene Bonfiglio PASSION CHORALE. MONDAY, MARCH 29, MONDAY OF HOLY WEEK 1ST CLASS/VIOLET 12:00 pm Low Mass Special Intention All Liturgical Ceremonies of the Triduum will be streamed on line TUESDAY, MARCH 30, TUESDAY OF HOLY WEEK www.institute-christ-king.org/ 1ST CLASS/VIOLET milwaukee/ 12:00 pm Low Mass Mary Rose Zignego by Paul & Therese Zignego WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, WEDNESDAY OF HOLY WEEK Our Lady of Grace 1ST CLASS/VIOLET Next Sunday, April 4th, is one of the 12:00 pm Low Mass Canon Weaver by the Noone Family feast days of Our Lady of Grace. In our church, Our Lady of Grace is THURSDAY, APRIL 1, HOLY THURSDAY honored by a ceiling painting, on the 1ST CLASS/WHITE/VIOLET 7:00 pm High Mass † Robert Wisniewski Gospel side, near the front. The first meaning of Our Lady of Grace refers FRIDAY, APRIL 2, GOOD FRIDAY (ENGLISH) to her own holiness. But very early 12:00 pm Liturgy of the Passion on, Mary was invoked as the uniquely blessed one in the Sub tuum praesidi- FRIDAY, APRIL 2, GOOD FRIDAY (LATIN) 1ST CLASS/BLACK um, fourth century and as the mother 3:00 pm Liturgy of The Passion of mercy (see the acathist hymn, per- Douay ~ Rheims Holy Bible for $100 haps around 530). She is also the one SATURDAY, APRIL 3, HOLY SATURDAY (EASTER ThanksVIGIL) to a very generous benefactor we who intercedes for us with God to 1ST CLASS/WHITE have brand new Douay - Rheims Bibles 5:00 pm High Mass Intentions of Heidi Van Beek obtain His grace. with commentary for sale! These are Our Lady of Graces is the patron beautifully bound bibles. This will be a SUNDAY, APRIL 4, EASTER SUNDAY saint of the diocese of Faenza, Italy. 12:30 pm English Mass † Dorothy Spakowitz wonderfulby Tod Sapkowitz Christmas gift. Limited quan- According to a legend, in 1412, Mary tities!!! Please contact the parish office to appeared to a local woman. Mary reserve your bible. SUNDAY, APRIL 4, EASTER SUNDAY was holding broken arrows symboliz- 1ST CLASS/WHITE 6:30 am Low Mass † Tom Mueller by David & Nancy Tennessen ing protection against God's wrath 8:00 am Low Mass † John Gerard Ulschmid by Patrice Hudson and promised an end to the plagues. 10:00 am High Mass † Ilario Fazzari by the Fazzari Family Maybe we need to be praying to Our Lady of Grace in these trying times. All Altar boys are requested to serve at the Mass they attend to insure a full and glorious Mass. Parish Registration Would you like to register as a parishion- er at St. Stanislaus Parish & Oratory? PRAYER INTENTIONS Isaiah Patterson, Pauline Fichtner, Henry Stoecker, Jerry & Anne Marie Dempsey, Dick Muchka(†), Dean Registration forms are located in the Kusik, Caterina Kolodzinski, Fr. John Rausch, Karen Moreau, Edward Heckenkamp(†), Randy Rakowski, back of the church in the Narthex Peter Zignego(†), William Sweetman Jr., Mike Balister, Ann Biwer, Phyllis Wegener(†), Betty Jane Sharkey (†), of church. Please fill it out and place it in Helen & George Polacek(†), Richmond Family, Frances Wirtz(†), Msgr. Olszyk(†), Rose Flees(†), Kathy the collection. Brockman(†), Fr. Turner, Holly LeSac, Cathy Schmanski, David Bonar, Scott Francis, Rita Speth (†), Sandy Muchka, Michael Patzer, Audrey Braun.(†), Troy Massman, Joyce Zignego, Rob Murawski, Marion Minger, Al (†) & Bernadine Zoril, Monica Houdek (†), Elizabeth Willoughby, Dawn Cresci, Carol Finke, Tim Tomter, Weekly Collections Paul Stich, Megan Olszewski, Arlen Herink, Janet Shibilski, Mary Ajack, William Bradetich, Beverly Ipson, Dennis Zacher,(†), Dan Zignego (†), Rose Mary Papa (†), William Welch (†), Anne Marie Kopac, Lillian 4:00 pm English Mass: $363.00 Kulesha(†), Jean Schulze, Ron Retzke, Msgr. Skeris, Lorraine & Glenn Reinders (†), Patrick Chenery, Kurt All Sunday Masses: $9,834.00 Kronhelm (†).
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